Commission approves 4.204-acre plat for Williams addition in Springtown ETJ
Summary
The commission recommended approval of a plat creating one 4.204-acre lot north of Highway 199 and east of Williams Road; staff said the owner intends to petition for annexation and later request planned-development zoning. The motion passed unanimously.
The Springtown Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously Aug. 20 to recommend approval of a plat showing for Lot 1, Block 1 of the Williams addition, a 4.204-acre tract located north of Highway 199 and east of Williams Road in the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Staff told the commission the plat is the first step in a multi-stage process: the property owner intends to petition city council for annexation and then seek plan-development (PD) zoning for commercial uses. "This is just the very first step," the staff member said, explaining that site plans and engineering reviews will follow and that because the tract is under 10 acres no public improvements are currently required. A commissioner moved to approve the plat showing as presented; the motion was seconded and passed unanimously (5–0).
Staff emphasized the administrative sequence ahead: annexation, zoning classification as a PD if requested, then phased site plan submissions as development proceeds.
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